Obama to hand Libya mission to allies within days
President Barack Obama said the four day air assault in Libya would shift to allied control soon. He insisted NATO may lead the operation as Arab and Western forces coordinate, with costs covered from existing funds and no new congressional request. Qatar is set to join air patrols this weekend, marking direct Arab involvement.
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Yemen opposition presses Saleh to resign amid defections
In Tunis, Yemen leader Ali Abdullah Saleh offered to step down after January elections as factions abandon him. Protesters demand immediate resignation while air force units and Republican Guard defect, risking clashes and regional instability. The opposition rejects his offer and the Obama administration keeps its stance.
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Protests Grow in Dara Demanding Political Freedoms in Syria
Hundreds to thousands of protesters filled Dara as they urged political freedoms and the release of dissidents. Demonstrators gathered near the Omani Mosque while security forces used tear gas and live ammunition amid a crackdown that left at least five dead.
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